Democrat Joe Biden served his first month as president of the United States amid the (mainly health and economic) crises, which he inherited from his predecessor, Republican Donald Trump. During this time, the president signed 31 executive orders, a record number in modern American history. That amount exceeds by […]
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Hinkley Point C and threatened deskilling of electricians
An industrial disagreement is ongoing at Hinkley Point C after it was recently discovered that two training standards had been introduced by the Engineering Construction Training Board (ECITB) that would undermine the role of the electrician, without Unite, the UK’s construction union, input or agreement. The matter has been […]
International monitoring of the Uribe Velez trial
Lack of guarantees, disregard of evidence gathered by the Supreme Court of Justice during the investigation and what appears to be an attempt to prosecute the victim have been some of the reasons for this monitoring which aims to prevent the former president of Colombia from remaining unpunished.
Latinos in the UK: Pandemic triples the grief
Half of Latin Americans in London are out of work as a result of the pandemic and 1 in 7 are not registered with the GP. The lack of access to basic healthcare raises concerns about the roll out of the vaccine among the community. This is revealed in […]
Searching for Britain’s true calling in life
With newfound diplomatic flourish, the United States has announced that it will no longer sell arms to Saudi Arabia in support of its role in Yemen’s civil war. Darrin Burgess* The conflict has already cost 100,000 lives, and prevailing international opinion is that Saudi Arabia’s largest weapons supplier […]
















